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Food Tours · Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

Hoa Tuc Cooking Class

  • CuisineVietnamese - Refined home cooking
  • Duration3 hours
  • Price range$$$ (approx $42 USD)
  • Price₫1,105,000 per person
  • Rating★ 4.6
  • Best seasonYear-round

Run by the well-regarded Hoa Tuc restaurant, set inside a converted opium refinery courtyard building in District 1, this cooking class pairs professional chef instruction with a refined take on classic Vietnamese dishes. The atmospheric courtyard setting adds a polished feel compared to more basic classroom-style classes, and participants finish by enjoying their prepared meal in the same courtyard.

Run by the well-regarded Hoa Tuc restaurant, set inside a converted opium refinery courtyard building in District 1, this cooking class pairs professional chef instruction with a refined take on classic Vietnamese dishes. The atmospheric courtyard setting adds a polished feel compared to more basic classroom-style classes, and participants finish by enjoying their prepared meal in the same courtyard.

Practical information for Hoa Tuc Cooking Class
Price ₫1,105,000 per person
Duration 3 hours
Meeting point 74/7 Hai Ba Trung Street, District 1
Address 74/7 Hai Ba Trung Street (Work Space complex), District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

What is included

  • Hands-on preparation of 3-4 dishes
  • Ingredients provided
  • Meal of prepared dishes in the restaurant courtyard
  • Professional chef instruction

Good to know

Operator
Hoa Tuc Restaurant
Languages
English

Location

74/7 Hai Ba Trung Street (Work Space complex), District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

10.7818, 106.7003 View on map

Highlights

  • Set in a converted historic opium refinery courtyard
  • Professional chef-led instruction
  • Refined take on Vietnamese home-cooking classics
  • Central District 1 location

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve ahead, as class sizes are limited
  • The courtyard setting also functions as a restaurant, worth a return visit for dinner

When to visit

Midday to early afternoon classes are common.

Accessibility

Ground-floor courtyard setting, largely step-free.

Frequently asked questions

Is this connected to a real restaurant?

Yes, Hoa Tuc is an established restaurant, and the class is run by its culinary team.

Is the setting historic?

Yes, the building was formerly a French colonial-era opium refinery, now converted into a courtyard dining and event space.

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Hoa Tuc Cooking Class

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